The list goes on…Īs many already know, torrent apps, despite their popularity, have pretty much remained a little too hard for the average person to use, because it forces them to wade through torrent trackers, find their file, make sure it has enough seeders, and then lastly open the torrent downloaded file in their torrent application to enable the download. Automatic port configuration (UPNP & Airport NAT-PMP). Time and user-activity sensitive bandwidth limits. Xtorrent does a lot more… iTunes, iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV support. In true Mac form, it successfully marries a high-performance and advanced download core with a truly easy to use interface. Xtorrent has the svelte body of a supermodel and the brute strength of an iron man. Just like the search interface, you’re only one click away from downloading the latest content. Ditch your RSS reader and your web browser… Xtorrent lets you subscribe to RSS torrentcasts directly. Xtorrent consolidates the work of many apps into one. Easily narrow your search results using the straightforward media type and keyword filters. You can browse the files and folders of a torrent before downloading and see its real-time swarm status. It’s ridiculously easy… and it’s only in Xtorrent.

One click later and you’re downloading your content. Type keywords in and the results show up right in Xtorrent.

It is written by David Watanabe, the author of several high quality OS X programs such as the critically acclaimed Acquisition, NetWire RSS and Inquisitor for Safari. Today Techgage reviews Xtorrent, the highly anticipated BitTorrent program for Mac OS X.

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